Peninsula Wedding Dance

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As we wrap up our Greater Melbourne virtual awards celebration from 12/05/2026, we want to extend one final congratulations and thank you to all the amazing businesses involved 👏

Your creativity, professionalism, and dedication to the wedding industry are what make these awards so meaningful. Thank you for being part of such a memorable celebration!

💫 Final featured businesses:

Nikko Blue Photography
Oz Photo Booths
Peninsula Wedding Dance
San Remo Ballroom
Seams Impossible
Shadow Social
Sherine Burl Celebrant
Simply Stunnin' Hair and Beauty
The Grecian Kitchen
The Peacock Estate - Mornington Peninsula Weddings and Events
Top Image Jewellery - Official
Zaffet Royale

Congratulations once again to all finalists, winners, and recipients. We look forward to celebrating with you again soon! ✨

Searching for wedding dance lessons or maybe learning a family dance to wow the guests at an upcoming wedding?

At Peninsula Wedding Dance, we create beautifully choreographed dances just for you. Even if you’ve never danced before or have “two left feet” we’ll have you strutting your stuff on the dance floor with confidence!

Based in Mount Eliza and winner of the ‘Best wedding dance studio’ in the Wedding Industry Awards Australia for numerous years, come and see what we have to offer!

Wedding Dance Tip:

After you have been married and you slip away to have wedding photographs……Practice your moves.

Using this time with the photographer will allow you to see how the clothes you are wearing will move, or restrict your movements.

Will you need to lift up part of your dress to turn?
Am I likely to stand on the dress in certain areas of the dance?
How far do I need to bend my legs before I do the lift?

What happens next…. Your photography looks natural and you have assessed each of your abilities ready for to succeed in your moment on the dancefloor.

Photo credit: Perla Photography Location: Kings Creek Winery.

Wedding Dance Tip:

After you have been married and you slip away to have wedding photographs……Practice your moves.

Using this time with the photographer will allow you to see how the clothes you are wearing will move, or restrict your movements.

Will you need to lift up part of your dress to turn?
Am I likely to stand on the dress in certain areas of the dance?
How far do I need to bend my legs before I do the lift?

What happens next…. Your photography looks natural and you have assessed each of your abilities ready for to succeed in your moment on the dancefloor.

Photo credit: Perla Photography Location: Kings Creek Winery.

Tomorrow: Sunday 8th February we will be at the Pakenham Wedding Expo. See you at the Cardinia Cultural Centre 10am-3pm